This single-breasted jacket is the new edition of a style from the SS1994 Collection, a reinterpretation that is part of a three-piece outfit: jacket, shirt and trousers. Shot by Peter Lindbergh in that year's Spring/Summer campaign, it represents a significant moment in the evolution of the brand's language of design. The three-button style stands out for its loose, relaxed construction, defined by peak lapels, a single-welt breast pocket and double-welt pockets, discreetly integrated details that maintain a clean and calibrated balance. Crafted from a herringbone motif fabric in a blend of silk, linen and viscose, it combines refined textures with lightness, creating a natural, comfortable fit. The Spring/Summer 1994 collection is distinguished by a relaxed yet tailored approach, with an emphasis on volumes and details. The deconstructed jackets have generous shoulders and are paired with flowing trousers, defining a balanced and modern silhouette. Lightweight materials like linen and cotton, enriched with refined textures, move within a neutral and dusty colour palette, giving shape to an essential yet sophisticated aesthetic. The model is 188 cm tall and is wearing size 48/M (Italian Size) Fabric: linen, silk and viscose blend Single-breasted jacket Notched-lapel neckline Three-button front closure Breast pocket with welt Two double welt pockets Half-lined garment The garment is part of the Armani/Archivio SS1994 look Made in Italy FABRIC: 65% VISCOSE, 19% FLAX, 16% SILK (MULBERRY); LINING: 94% CUPRO, 6% ELASTANE